OK, folks, are you ready? We are happy to announce that we are changing our politic for repository access.

As you might know, current production sources are stored in two repositories – ‘lib’ and ‘demo’. The ‘demo’ repository was available to everyone without any restrictions, but access to the ‘lib’ repository was limited (for contributors only). Needless to say that it was impossible to work with sources or build valid snapshot without having access to the ‘lib’ repository.

From now on our repositories go public. Yes, that’s right. You can download, share, modify, reuse them, build production snapshots – everything under the terms of Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.

See the Sources page for details.

During the process of adaptation of Morevna repositories for the new build system we have decided to get rid of complex repository structure involving submodules. The purpose of using submodules was to have the ability to watch the histories of many repositories in sync. I have to admit now, that “git-submodules” approach is a fail.

Now all repositories are the “same level” – there’s no “super-repository” anymore. The “production” repository is replaced  by the “lib” repository, which is now of the same level as the “demo” one. For the cases when we need “synced” history view, that problem is gracefully solved by “git-subtree” and that results in much simpler structure and workflow.

Current repository users need to re-fetch all data according to new structure. Please wait while we updating “Contributor’s Guide” with new instructions.

EDIT: “Contributor’s Guide” updated. Have fun!

BTW, we have set up a git repository for the project. It is currently in private mode, but if someone wants to get access, feel free to contact us.